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To keep yourself and your family safe this Thanksgiving, please check out the cooking safety tips from the National Fire Protection Association along with the fire cause statistics from the International Association of Firefighters.

Winter storms can happen almost anywhere. They can cause us problems. Know what to do before, during and after a storm. This will help keep you and your family safe from a winter fire. Test all smoke alarms. Do this at least once a month. This way you will know they are working. Install carbon

The Cottleville Fire District would like to recognize the following personnel for their years of service. BATTALION CHIEF D. SHELTON 11/01/88 (30 years of service) CAPTAIN E. LITTEKEN 11/22/98 (20 years of service) Congratulations for your outstanding dedication and commitment to our community and to our Fire District. We are proud of you! Thank you!

We would like to recognize the following employee’s for their 10 years of service. We would like to thank them both for their dedication to the Fire District and to our community. Firefighter Bill Heusmann 08/05/2008 (10 years of service) Fire Inspector Tracy Williams 08/04/2008 (10 years of service) Congratulations!

We would like to recognize the following employee’s for reaching a milestone of 30 years in their fire service careers. We would like to thank them both for their dedication to the Fire District and to our community. Firefighter Pat Turner 08/01/1988 (30 years of service) Captain Mike Cahill 08/01/1988 (30 years of service) Congratulations!

Community Events

We are once again excited to be a part of a great organization that helps to support children in need. Please help out those who are less fortunate this year by dropping off your unwarpped gift today … LEARN MORE >

The Cottleville Fire Protection District is hosting our annual Santa Day event on Saturday, Dec 1, 2018, from 10am-2pm. This event will take place at the Fire Station #1 located at 1385 Motherhead … LEARN MORE >

The Cottleville Fire Protection District would like to remind everyone to change their smoke detector batteries when they change their clocks on Saturday evening, November 3th, 2018. In addition, we … LEARN MORE >

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